Book description
Communication is a measure of how we are heard. It’s not about us; it is about how the other person perceives our message. If you are not where you should be in your career, the problem may very well be how you communicate.
Table of contents
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgments
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1. Not Being on Your A-Game
- 2. Not Beginning With the End in Mind
- 3. Not Knowing Your Personal Brand
- 4. Not Managing Perceptions
- 5. Not Connecting and Building Relationships
- 6. Not Making Appropriate Small Talk
- 7. Meltdown of Communication Through Technology Use
- 8. Not Managing Your Social Networking
- 9. Lack of Awareness of Communication Stallers and Stoppers
- 10. Making Assumptions
- 11. Not Focusing on the Details
- 12. Not Giving and Receiving Precise Feedback
- 13. Not Adapting to Different Communication Styles
- 14. Not Reacting Professionally
- 15. Bloopers and Blunders: Saying and Doing the Wrong Thing
- 16. Ask Kim and Kerry: Answers to Sticky Situations
- 17. Not Communicating Value
- 18. Your Action Plan for Continued Success
- Bibliography
- Index
- About the Authors
Product information
- Title: You Said What? [A Confident Communicator’s Guide]
- Author(s):
- Release date: September 2015
- Publisher(s): Career Press
- ISBN: 9781632650108
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